Australian Plants Society SA in Unley, South Australia | Environmental conservation organisation

Australian Plants Society SA

Locality: Unley, South Australia

Phone: 8296 1849

Address: PO Box 304 5061 Unley, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.australianplantssa.asn.au

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25.01.2022 #morningwalk. Cullen australasicum flowering on the footpath this morning. #Athelstone #nativewildflowers #flowers #garden... #gardening See more

24.01.2022 APS Northern Yorke Peninsula winter seeding was successful, including this special consignment of Allocasuarina verticillata.

22.01.2022 Add some colour to your day. The flowers are held in the shrub, making it ideal for small birds. Melaleuca laterita. The robin red-breast bush. Native to south west Western Australia.

22.01.2022 Watch Gardening Australia on ABC TV Friday 23rd October to see a feature on member Brian Freeman's garden. #australiangardens #australiangardens #australianplants

19.01.2022 Thank you to all the volunteers, organisers, growers, stallholders and of course customers and visitors who together made this weekend's event a success. #Australianplants #australiangarden #garden #adelaide

19.01.2022 Have you noticed the Bursaria spinosa bushes are in flower right now in our bushland and reserves? A few nights ago we went for a walk in the Sturt Gorge CP, enjoying the balmy temperatures. There was a flutter of Meadow Brown butterflies in many places along the path and a few Monarchs too. Here are a photo of one of the Meadow Browns busy in the bush which is also known as the SA Christmas bush.

19.01.2022 A message from our friends at Save the St Kilda Mangroves. Howdy folks, the petition to help get the State Government into action for the sake of the St Kilda Mangroves is now live. Hosted on a new Facebook Page called 'Save St Kilda Mangroves' that is a central resource for this matter. https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=101416208544792&id=100586988627714 Keep up the good fight!... Kindest regards, Alex

18.01.2022 Flowering Callistemons wherever i look. Some knocked about by the overnight rain, some just beginning to flower. #nativegarden #nativewildflowers #nativeplants #australianplants ... #australianwildflower #australianflowers #australiangardens #adelaide See more

18.01.2022 It's always exciting when something other than a weed pops up unexpectedly. More orchids and Arthropodium appeared in my patch of bush recently.

17.01.2022 Lovely street tree on my morning walk, festooned with baubles..Christmas decoration...ok flowers then. But just as cheerful. I think Eucalyptus macranda according to Dean Nicole's book: "smaller eucalypts for planting in Australia"

15.01.2022 Sorry to say, due to the current COVID situation, our general meeting scheduled for 26 November has been cancelled. (Ptilotus exaltatus, Australian Arid Lands Botanic Gardens)

14.01.2022 Talk with the native orchid society about conservation. You might even be able to buy an Australian native orchid for your own garden. #Australianorchids #nativeorchids #ochidsofaustralia Adelaide Showgrounds Goyder Pavillion 12th and 13th September.

13.01.2022 Come and meet the International Wood Collectors Society (SA). Great gift ideas and interesting people to talk with. Ask them about the history of redgums in South Australia. #woodwork #woodturning #australiantimber... #Adelaideshowgrounds See more

13.01.2022 Christmas grratings to you from the Australian Plants Society SA and Bursaria spinosa (the Australian Christmas Bush). Linear Park. Christmas morning.

09.01.2022 Second day of our planta sale starts at 10:00am on Sunday 13th September. Doors close at 3:00pm Goyder pavillion Adelaide Showground. Enter via the north entrance. We invite you to make a gold coin donation to enter. #australianplants #plantssale... #gardening #adelaide #Adelaideshowground See more

04.01.2022 Love the Environment? Start the next long weekend, Fri 2nd Oct with Cape Jervis Coastal Community Group's pop-up event, the Long weekEnd ... Lands End Lupin Elimination Challenge Experience this Biodiversity Hotspot Enjoy amazing views to Kangaroo Island Stop the Lupins as they attempt to walk the Heysen Trail When Friday 2 nd Oct 2020 3.00 pm - 4.30 pm What Easy hand pulling of lupins and cutting and bagging of seed pods. No experience required. Bring Your love of nature. Secateurs and gloves if you can. Loan tools (sterilised) available. Where Directions: From Main South Rd (Flinders Dr), Cape Jervis, James St, Lands End Rd, park at the end. Walk: 100 m to coastal cliff, and 100 m path down loose limestone to the Heysen Trail (medium difficulty). See map on attached advertising flyer (please feel free to print and post on your local/work noticeboard) Join us afterwards for BYO drinks at the beach Contact: Carolyn Schultz 0448 909 881 The Cape Jervis Coastal Community Group has many supporters including District Council of Yankalilla, Landscape SA - Hills and Fleurieu, Warren Bonython Heysen Trail Foundation, Coast Protection Board, Cape Jervis Progress Assocation and the Normanville Natural Resource Centre. This will be a COVID-safe, socially-distanced, family-friendly event.